A Palmerston commercial hub featuring a service station, medical, and allied health has hit the market, but it will come with a vacancy to fill amid an ongoing struggle to secure an IGA replacement.
A businessman who owns a commercial diving company is fighting his expulsion from a marine contracting outfit over allegations he has conflicting duties. He has lost the first battle in the spiralling dispute.
This Palmerston newborn is like any other: she is ringed with baby fat and her skin is tissue-soft. But she’s also different – she is the Territory’s first locally conceived and delivered surrogate baby.
A long-serving Litchfield councillor has nominated for the seat of Goyder as an independent and will campaign to reverse densification plans for Humpty Doo if elected.
A construction supply firm owned by Territory business titans, John and Tony Halikos, is seeking to build a commercial development featuring a large workshop, three retail spaces and a cafe.
A township southwest of Darwin has revolted against its council slugging some ratepayers with a $3800 levy for road sealing, despite the Commonwealth already providing more than $2m in funding.
An ex-Melbourne hospitality guru who took over a cafe after its closure earlier this year has shared a high level of detail about his new venue, while also revealing his part ownership in another Darwin venue.
A married father-of-three sourced an enormous quantity of cannabis and began flogging it off to fund his own daily use of the drug, the Supreme Court of the Northern Territory has heard.
A Katherine-born Palmerston man got home drunk, disturbed his sleeping partner, then punched her in the head when she protested his behaviour, the second time he has assaulted her, a court has heard.
Counsel assisting Clancy Dane said ‘there was testimony given (on Friday) alone that would give the court the requisite belief’ that ‘an offence may have been committed’.
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